Daily HR News 17.11.2024
Industrial Court system must be revamped
Balanced reform is essential—avoiding overly employer-friendly or rigidly protective systems. Collaborative efforts by the Ministry of Human Resources and employers can revamp the system to meet today’s workforce needs.
Source: https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/opinion/2024/11/17/industrial-court-system-must-be-revamped/
2. Juru residents urge govt, developer to halt plans for new workers’ dormitory
Juru residents object to a proposed 32-storey workers’ dormitory by Hunza-Land Corporation, housing 20,000 workers. Concerns include safety, traffic, pollution, and quality of life. Doubts were raised over survey accuracy supporting the project. With another dormitory planned, foreign workers could outnumber locals. Over 200 people protested, demanding government intervention and transparency.
Source: https://www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2024/11/17/juru-residents-urge-govt-developer-to-halt-plans-for-new-workers-dormitory/